Pfizer Trial Could Take Akili Game Platform Into Digital Health Mainstream
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Akili Interactive plans rigorous clinical trials for its mobile gaming app “Project EVO,” amassing empirical observations in the context of the mainstream medical enterprise, where developers believe it will be effective as both a clinical tool and a therapeutic.
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